GreenStep Solutions and the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) are pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to advance both reconciliation in Canada and sustainability in Indigenous tourism.
The British Columbia Hotel Association (BCHA) and GreenStep are proud to announce the renewal of…
GreenStep is pleased to recognize that Tourisme Montréal has just set a new benchmark, achieving Silver Certification from GreenStep, earning an impressive 74%—the highest score ever recorded in GreenStep’s sustainable tourism certification process for a destination,
With looming U.S. tariffs creating uncertainty for many Canadian industries, tourism can serve as a key economic driver by boosting domestic travel, attracting value-aligned international visitors. At a time when Canadian pride is reaching new heights, tourism offers a powerful way to share our national identity with the world while strengthening local economies.
Destination Ontario has become the first provincial marketing organization to sign the Sustainable Tourism 2030 Pledge and pursue GreenStep Solutions’ organizational certification, with its criteria recognized by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council.
Kelowna BC, September 3, 2024 – The Canadian-based GreenStep Sustainable Tourism Certification program has been independently reviewed and…
DESTINATION SHERBROOKE COMMITS TO SUSTAINABILITY WITH PURSUIT OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM CERTIFICATION Becomes First destination in…
When Angela Nagy was 18, she was hired to coordinate grants to build an interpretive…
Joins 39 new members from Africa, the Americas, East Asia and the Pacific, Europe, and the…
Contributed by: GreenStep SolutionsImage Credit: Sncewips Heritage Museum Over the past several years, land acknowledgements have become…
ONTARIO, CANADA – Today, after an eight month process, the Regional Tourism Office for Huron, Perth,…
This article originally appeared in Canadian Travel Press. In this issue of Canadian Travel Press, Angela…
